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[lucas]

Hi

I installed openmultiboot on usb but what kind of image do I have to put?

Thanks

[Dimitrij]

image name.zip

[lucas]

image name.zip

But I find them all .nfi how to do it?

[Dimitrij]

Are you sure?

Please see:

https://openpli.org/...eambox/DM800 SE

[lucas]

I apologize for the equivot but downloading them in .nfi I archive them in rar and not in zip, here's the excuse I'm still new.

In practice, I have your picture that is perfect and I wanted to see other developers doing what they did.

[s3n0]

OpenMultiboot is a plugin that is not installed on the USB key but is installed in the internal flash memory of the satellite box (in the primary image). OpenMultiboot creates something like a boot menu, using the image on which OpenMultiboot was used (on the primary image). The OpenMultiboot plugin serves to manage / change multiple images on a USB memory stick.

You must use a fast USB memory stick with the file format Ext3 / Ext4 (Linux format).

Installing multiple images on one USB memory key is very easy. Just copy the downloaded image from the Internet to the specified "open-multiboot-upload" folder on the USB stick. The FTP connection should be a directory: "/media/hdd/open-multiboot-upload/". Copy the file in the same state as it was downloaded from the Internet - that is, in the ZIP archive (without unpacking the archive). OpenMultiboot works directly with ZIP archives and unpacks it when installing. Then you go into the OpenMultiboot MENU and install the newly added image (.zip) on the USB stick. This will be installed in another subdirectory on the USB stick.

From now on, when booting the box, you just select a specific image to launch. Image selection takes only a few seconds. If you do not select an image, the last used image will be booted.

 

Good Luck

Veranderd door s3n0, 1 december 2017 - 14:22

[lucas]

OpenMultiboot is a plugin that is not installed on the USB key but is installed in the internal flash memory of the satellite box (in the primary image). OpenMultiboot creates something like a boot menu, using the image on which OpenMultiboot was used (on the primary image). The OpenMultiboot plugin serves to manage / change multiple images on a USB memory stick.

You must use a fast USB memory stick with the file format Ext3 / Ext4 (Linux format).

Installing multiple images on one USB memory key is very easy. Just copy the downloaded image from the Internet to the specified "open-multiboot-upload" folder on the USB stick. The FTP connection should be a directory: "/media/hdd/open-multiboot-upload/". Copy the file in the same state as it was downloaded from the Internet - that is, in the ZIP archive (without unpacking the archive). OpenMultiboot works directly with ZIP archives and unpacks it when installing. Then you go into the OpenMultiboot MENU and install the newly added image (.zip) on the USB stick. This will be installed in another subdirectory on the USB stick.

From now on, when booting the box, you just select a specific image to launch. Image selection takes only a few seconds. If you do not select an image, the last used image will be booted.

 

Good Luck

This was very clear to me.

Thanks

[lucas]

I was wondering why there is no version 6 of PLi?
I found around one that is:
openpli-6.0-dm800se-20170702.nfi
Is it reliable?

[WanWizard]

We haven't made it, so don't ask us.

 

It has been dropped because it could not be build normally, without a completely customized BSP, because the flash is too small. So chances are that although that is called "OpenPLi" to give the suggestion it is the same, it actually isn't, other than it is derived from our source at some point...

[lucas]

We haven't made it, so don't ask us.
 
It has been dropped because it could not be build normally, without a completely customized BSP, because the flash is too small. So chances are that although that is called "OpenPLi" to give the suggestion it is the same, it actually isn't, other than it is derived from our source at some point...

Many thanks

[lucas]

Small problem I regularly install an image selection and not part.

What should I do?

[lucas]

At the bottom of the selection keys, he tells me:

Press OK to next boot. OMB disabled

How to enable OMB?

[lucas]

Ok I was very rushed to ask in fact it was necessary to enable OMB.

Sorry

[lucas]

Maybe I'm unlucky OMB started I selected the image on the pen and are now 25 minutes and the external display of the decoder is stopped halfway as never goes ahead?

[lucas]

I had to remove the usb percè while restarting from behind did not want to leave.

[lucas]

You can help me.

I tried 3 usb and in all the reboots it crashes in half.

The decoder display stops in half.

[Dimitrij]

This means your receiver is no longer supported.

[lucas]

This means your receiver is no longer supported.

So this means that I can safely uninstall the plugin?

[Dimitrij]

Maybe yes